journal article·2023-03

Growth and characterization of optical and thermal properties of LiGdF4 single crystal

Oleg A. Morozov, Stella L. Korableva, Larisa A. Nurtdinova, Vladimir M. Kyashkin, Pavel A. Popov, Alexander E. Klimovitskii, Maksim S. Pudovkin, Vadim V. Semashko

Optical Materials· Volume 137
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